Beautiful children from Kohima observed their Naga Independence day, Naga is not a tribal or ethnic identity, it is a national identity and we reject this dual nationality approach.
Nagas are Nagas
Manipur’s students demand NRC before Census, but the Centre answers with tear gas. Northeast voices deserve to be heard, not silenced.
#Manipur#NRC#Northeast#Justice#Democracy
Why is Mizoram’s apex student body opposing the full version of Vande Mataram?
A debate over #VandeMataram has emerged in #Mizoram, with the Mizo Zirlai Pawl (MZP), the state’s apex student organisation, opposing any move to make the singing or playing of all stanzas compulsory in educational institutions.
MZP has raised concerns over religious references in the stanzas beyond the second and said compulsory participation could #conflict with the beliefs of many students in Mizoram. The organisation has also urged the Centre to consider the Northeast’s distinct cultural and socio-religious context.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister Lalduhoma had earlier stated that only the first two stanzas would be accepted for official and educational purposes. The Aizawl district education officer also instructed schools to sing only the first and second stanzas during the #HarGharTiranga campaign.
Reports of a sick Kuki civilian allegedly being apprehended inside PG Nursing Home, Churachandpur, demand an immediate investigation. Hospitals must be places of healing, not fear.
#JusticeForKukiCivilians#Churachandpur#Manipur
Why so salty? Why such contempt for our history?
If we Manipuris can join the Indian Independence Day celebrations on 15th August as part of the Indian Union, why can’t fellow Indians join Manipur in celebrating its Ningtam Numit from the British on 14th August 1947?
Why so salty? Why such contempt for our history?
If we Manipuris can join the Indian Independence Day celebrations on 15th August as part of the Indian Union, why can’t fellow Indians join Manipur in celebrating its Ningtam Numit from the British on 14th August 1947?
Leaders of the esteemed Naga Youth Forum celebrates 14th August as Naga Independence Day
We wish India a happy independence day but we cannot celebrate their independence day in Nagaland.
#Naga civil society groups on Friday, August 14, demanded immediate action against those responsible for the killing of two civilians and injuries to two others in an ambush at Langka Naga village in #Manipur’s #Kangpokpi district, alleging the involvement of a Kuki National Front (KNF) group.
The attack took place around 7.30 am when farmers were working in paddy fields, according to sources. More than 40 armed men carrying sophisticated weapons allegedly attacked the farmers.
The deceased were identified as W Chawang, 34, and Kawidinang Abonmai, 55. Both sustained gunshot wounds and died at the spot.
India marked its 80th Independence Day at Delhi's historic Red Fort, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoisting the national flag, followed by a military parade.
Why Nagas don’t celebrate Indian Independence Day? Here are some historical facts that no one can deny.
Nagas want to live in peace with India as a separate nation but not as Indian.
Cadres of the Nationalist Socialist Council of Nagalim - Khaplang (NSCN-K) burned down the Indian flag in order to lodge protest of the illegal Indain rule.
The NSCN-K (Ang Mai) Ceasefire Committee, under the leadership of U Chin Maung, was greeted with a cordial welcome by the Naga civil society leaders from Khamti and Lahe upon their arrival at Khamti Airport on August 4, 2026. The delegation had just returned from Naypyidaw